Unidentified object "fell" from the sky in a small town called Yakoruda, Bulgaria.

No one can say for sure what happened and this may end up as an unsolved mystery. At first, scientists had no idea what's going on. They couldn't even take a proper sample of this thing, because the red ball disappeared shortly after the video was filmed. However, they were able to take samples of the soil that came in contact with the red ball. Studies conducted by the Institute of Physical Chemistry at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (БAH) show extremely high levels of iron in the soil and those values are definitely not found under normal terrestrial conditions.

Scientists now claim it could be debris from a Starlink satellite and every news outlet is already using this in their headlines. I'm curious if pol can debunk this. Does space debris actually look like that? I thought debris burns up in the atmosphere and doesn't reach the ground. And even if it did, the red ball is not a solid and it appears to be very soft, no way it can reach the ground intact.

One of the eyewitnesses said this:
>We were busy taking down the formwork from the second floor of the house and throwing boards to the ground, there was nothing unusual, but at one moment we heard a "thud" sound and the grass started to burn. I went down and ran over and I saw a red ball. It was burning and bubbling, and it smelled strangely of acid and burnt iron.

I might post an interview with one of the eyewitnesses.

>Full video with better quality:
https://files.catbox.moe/p9u260.mp4

>news links:
https://www.dnes.bg/a/1-bulgaria/687283-ustanoviha-proizhoda-na-misteriozniya-cherven-obekt-v-yakoruda
https://blitz.bg/regioni/podrobnosti-za-misteriyata-v-yakoruda-chervenata-masa-e-kosmicheski-otpadak-ot-snimki_news1097226.html
https://btvnovinite.bg/bulgaria/padnaloto-goreshto-tjalo-v-dvora-na-mazh-v-jakoruda-kakvo-e-i-otkade-idva-gotovi-sa-izsledvanijata.html